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UNIV – University (Student Success Courses)

Courses Offered

UNIV 100 HIGH SCHOOL TO COLLEGE TRANSITIONS (1-2-1)(F/S). An interactive approach is utilized to encourage students to develop positive relationships and effective behaviors for the transition to college. Topics may include adjusting to college, setting academic goals, managing time and keeping organized, learning and studying in college, preparing for and taking tests, and understanding college policies and processes.

UNIV 101 FIRST YEAR COLLEGE TRANSITIONS (Variable 1-2)(F,S,SU). Focuses on the development of academic skills, life skills, attitudes and behaviors necessary for success in college through exploration of skills, campus resources and involvement opportunities. Designed to familiarize the student with the campus, resources, services, activities and experiences that will enhance the college experience.

UNIV 102 STUDENT SUCCESS SEMINAR (2-0-2)(F/S). Supports students in improving their cumulative GPAs, getting off probation and making satisfactory academic progress. Students develop effective academic skills and attitudes needed to achieve educational and personal goals. Focus on goal setting, academic skill building, and enhanced time management skills.

UNIV 105 (ED-LTCY 105) READING AND STUDY STRATEGIES (3-0-3)(F/S). Topics include five learning tools, memory, rationale for strategies. Strategies include reading textbooks, selecting key information from various types of text, note taking, preparing for tests, test taking, and written reflections. May be taken for ED-LTCY or UNIV credit, but not both. (Pass/Fail).

UNIV 106 LIBRARY RESEARCH (0-2-1)(F/S). Introduction to the library research process and basic tools a student needs to succeed in coursework at Boise State University and beyond. Gain proficiency using electronic and print library resources and learn about information in a societal context. Self-paced section offered. (Pass/Fail).

UNIV 107 INTRODUCTION TO E-LEARNING (1-0-1). Designed to help you acquire the skills and knowledge in the areas of computer/Internet literacy, technology management, online communications, organization, and time management necessary for success in taking classes online or via the Internet. (Pass/Fail).

UNIV 108 CAREER AND LIFE PLANNING (2-0-2). Designed to assist students in knowing self and the world of work, identifying resources, understanding career planning, and developing a proposed implementation of career and life plans.

UNIV 109 FINDING YOUR MAJOR: AN INTROSPECTIVE PROCESS (1-0-1)(F/S). Through introspective listening, self-assessment and exploration of campus and external resources, students will learn meaningful skills to support an academic decision regarding major. Focus is on self-exploration and discovery to support an effective major choice.

UNIV 115 TRANSITIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS (1-0-1)(F/S). International students will learn to build an effective support system and explore academic skills and behaviors necessary for educational success. Provides academic support to familiarize students with the Boise State culture, campus resources, policies, procedures and student life opportunities. Students will also develop an academic plan.

UNIV 116 COLLEGE TRANSITIONS FOR VETERANS (2-0-2)(F/S). Veterans will learn to build an effective support system and explore academic skills, life skills, attitudes and behaviors necessary for success in college through exploration of skills, campus resources and involvement opportunities. Students will also develop an academic plan.

UNIV 117 RETURNING STUDENT SUCCESS (2-0-2)(F/S). Designed to meet the needs of students returning to the educational experience, focusing on the development of academic skills, life skills, attitudes and behaviors necessary for success in college through exploration of skills, campus resources and involvement opportunities. Students will also develop an academic plan.

UNIV 120 (ED-LTCY 120) COMPREHENSION OF TEXTBOOKS AND TEXT STRUCTURE (3-0-3)(F/S). Emphasizes comprehension, vocabulary, and study strategies based on the organizational patterns found in college textbook chapters, informational essays, and news magazine articles. Direct applications of strategies to the reading materials in students’ current university courses. May be taken for ED-LTCY or UNIV credit, but not both.

UNIV 200 TRANSFER STUDENT SUCCESS (1-0-1)(F/S). Designed to familiarize transfer students with the Boise State campus, resources, services, activities and experiences that will enhance the college experience and lead to graduation. Students will also develop an academic plan.